A post of "welcome back" could certainly be better than this one which I am about to speak.
Everyone knows that PlayStation 3 is "a pretty safe , more difficult to compromise than any other system hardware has ever undertaken to speak so is George Hotz, the hacker who managed to crack the Sony's console (which has to its credit the 'opening' of the iPhone) and announced on its blog .
The PlayStation 3 is now on the market three years but none so far had managed to obtain full control, Hotz, using a combination of hardware and software changes specific, has been successful, managing to violate the first home console Sony.
George Hotz has decided not to reveal details that led to success, to prevent Sony take immediate measures to prevent others follow the path now open.
Applying this technique, in fact, you can do almost anything with the PlayStation 3: Install a version of Linux without limits, for example, but also to run an emulator for PS2 games and find a way to run pirated games, even though it says Hotz entirely disinterested in the latter use of their work.
The PlayStation 3 console was the last to resist the attacks of those who try and force the defense since he was released: Xbox 360 and Wii have already fallen long ago.
Unfortunately, no one has confirmed anything except the proponent of discovery and, apparently, no one will ever be able to confirm that the infamous PS3 was actually cracked, at least until Hotz will maintain this secret the results of his discovery and allow others to emulate. Hoax or not, whatever you want, it's hard to think that if a human being has been on moon can not crack a game console ... because we were on the moon, right?
